Anaemia
Anaemia was a heavy metal band active in the 1990s and early 2000s. Their debut album, 1995's 'A Dream From Scream', included the title track that became a...
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Anaemia was a heavy metal band active in the 1990s and early 2000s. Their debut album, 1995's 'A Dream From Scream', included the title track that became a notable song for them. The band's lineup featured Avery Blackwood on vocals, Elias "Razor" Thorn on guitar, Damien "Grave" Cross on bass, and Viktor "Vile" Sinclair on drums.
They released several albums that explored different directions within heavy metal. After their debut, 1997's 'Whispers of the Damned' took a darker turn. Their 2000 album 'Ashes to Ashes' incorporated some industrial and gothic rock elements, while 2003's 'Blood Ritual' returned to a more aggressive metal sound. Their final studio album was 2006's 'Nocturnal Embrace'.
Other songs from their catalog include 'A Sunny Day', 'Agony', 'Sing, Summer Rain', 'The Little Violet Vampires Song', 'To The Sky', and 'Train'. Their music sometimes faced criticism for its dark themes, but they maintained it reflected aspects of human experience.
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